Sample input
What you bring
Fictional notes: session 1, worry before team meetings; session 2, repeated checking of slides; session 3, less checking after a shorter preparation plan. Identify recurring themes and a change to explore.
Case conceptualization
Review session notes over time and surface recurring themes, patterns, and shifts to refine the working formulation.
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The task
Several session summaries need comparing before a review.
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From input to draft
Sample input
Fictional notes: session 1, worry before team meetings; session 2, repeated checking of slides; session 3, less checking after a shorter preparation plan. Identify recurring themes and a change to explore.
Illustrative draft
Recurring theme: preparation and checking around team meetings. Possible shift: session 3 describes less checking after a shorter plan. Explore whether this change persisted and how the client understood it.
Written to illustrate the task; this is not a captured Psy output. It is a draft for professional review.
In the application
| Input | Choices or guidance | Access |
|---|---|---|
| Therapeutic orientationOptional | 9 available choices
| Pro |
| Multi-session notesRequired | Paste chronological session notes or summaries… | Standard |
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